Backing
Tools
These are some common tools used to work on this device. You might not need every tool for every procedure.
Background
The Garmin Striker 4 is a fish finder and GPS combo device. The device includes a high-frequency sonar for fish finding, a built-in GPS for navigation, a 3.5-inch color display, and the ability to mark waypoints, view speed data, and display water temperature. The device was released in 2016 and is still available for purchase today. The intended user group for the Garmin Striker 4 is primarily fishermen, anglers, and boaters who need to locate fish and navigate water bodies. The device retails for $139.99 which includes the dual beam transducer.
The Garmin Striker 4 is part of the Garmin Striker series, which includes various models with different features and price points. It is positioned as an entry-level model in this series. Common consumer praises include ease of use and accuracy of the sonar. Common complaints include GPS functionality, screen visibility, and durability. Specific component failures or malfunctions may vary, but common issues in fish finders can include transducer problems, motherboard, or display issues.
Identification
The Garmin STRIKER 4 can be identified by the 3-inch digital screen and they typically have a mount with them. It should weigh 0.5 lbs. The model number can be found by selecting Menu > Setup > System > System Information. You can also find it by searching the serial number found on the back of the device along with the device name.
Technical Specifications
- The device uses an ARM CPU
- The receiver is a traditional 50 / 77 / 200 kHz CHIRP
- The power input is a 10 to 20 Vdc
- Typically draws .23 amps
- The sonar uses a dual-frequency beam
- The transmit power is 200 watts
- Has one 4-pin transducer port
- It includes an adjustable depth line
- Includes a split-screen zoom
- Features real-time display of fish passing through transducer beam